Not surprising that the track facility has been a topic of conversation.
Football, both amateur and pro, don't like stadiums that have a track. Football fans/owners etc like to have the crowd close to the game. A track puts the fans too far away from the game they believe.
Here in Kingston, the university (Queen's) has plans to renovate their stadium, without a track in it. Only an artificial turf field.
Not surprisingly, the plans are on "hold" due to the gigantic cost and the other expansion of the university.
Needless to say, the track people are not pleased, nor are many others. A stadium that hosts as few as 4 games a year, and soccer, is a strange use of money.
But, to get back to the PAG....track really should be hosted in Toronto; I have thought that all along. Hamilton can build a much more useable stadium for football, soccer and field hockey, etc. With good programming, it can be used from dawn to dusk in the summer, and a lot of time in the shoulder seasons.